1.XAGE-1b mRNA expression in the blood specimens of patients with liver cancer, cirrhosis and benign liver diseases and in healthy individuals
Zhenyu HOU ; Zeya PAN ; Jingzhong ZHANG ; Tongming JIN ; Siyuan FU ; Weiping ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery 2011;17(8):645-647
Objective To investigate the significance of XAGE-1bmRNA expression in the blood specimens of patients with primary liver cancer, cirrhosis and benign liver diseases and in healthy individuals. Methods Venous blood specimens of patients with primary liver cancer (n= 125), cirrhosis (n= 23), benign liver diseases (n= 34) and healthy individuals (n = 41 ) were collected. XAGE-1b mRNA was detected by real-time fluorescence quantitative PCR. Results The expression levels of XAGE-1b mRNA in patients with primary liver cancer, cirrhosis, benign liver diseases and healthy in dividuals were 3.72 (0.93, 10.2) ×10-5, 0 (0, 0. 56) ×10-5, 0 (0, 0)×10-5, 0 (0, 0) ×10-5, respectively. The XAGE-1b mRNA expression in patients with primary liver cancer was obviously higher than the patients with cirrhosis, benign liver diseases and in healthy individuals. The expression levels for patients with cirrhosis was higher than patients with benign liver diseases and in healthy individuals. The expression levels for patients with benign liver diseases and healthy individuals were similar. With a optimal cut-off value of 8. 385 × 10-7 , the sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, and negative predictive value of XAGE-lb mRNA for diagnosing primary liver cancer were 80. 0%, 89.8%, 90.9% and 77.9% respectively. The positive rates for patients with primary liver cancer and cirrhosis were 80.0% and 30.4% respectively. Conclusion XAGE-lb mRNA can be used as a tumor marker for primary liver cancer. It contributes to the differentiation between primary liver cancer, cirrhosis and benign liver diseases.
2.Meta analysis of transcatheter arterial chemoembolization before hepatectomy for primary hepatocellular carcinoma
Lei YIN ; Zeya PAN ; Bowen WU ; Hui LIU ; Jin ZHANG ; Weiping ZHOU
International Journal of Surgery 2008;35(7):457-460
Objective This study was to systemically evaluate the efficacy of TACE before hepatectomy on resectable primary HCC.Methods The articles focused on preoperative TACE for resectable primary HCC,published from Jan.1,1980 to Jan.1,2008,were selected by computerized search of literatures and manual search of bibliographies.The clinical controlled trials meeting inclusion criteria were reviewed systematically by meta-analysis.The reported data were processed with the statistical techniques of meta analysis.The combinability of the studies was assessed in terms of clinical and statistical criteria.Tumor-free survival rate was calculated.And pooled estimates were computed according to a fixed or random effect model by heterogeneity.Results A total of 1288 patients were included in 8 trials.There was no difference between the two groups in the 1,3-year tumor-free survival rate.Conclusion Preoperative TACE for resectable primary hepatic carcinoma can't improve survival rate.
3.Multiple measures to improve the rationality of medication :practice and experience
Lan YU ; Hao DUAN ; Zongyu ZHONG ; Zeya JIN ; bin SUN ; Fei HE
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2018;34(1):48-51
The hospital improved its rationality of medication by means of better pharmaceutical management ,full-course supervision of drug use ,and clarified responsibility system. It holds that IT means can play an early warning role for the rational medication ,while orchestrated work of section , departments and measured can improve the rationality and ensure patient safety .
4.Management of vascular complications after kidney transplantation caused by donor derived infection: a report of 6 cases
Long ZHANG ; Jiangqiao ZHOU ; Tao QIU ; Zhongbao CHEN ; Jilin ZOU ; Xiaoxiong MA ; Zeya JIN ; Yu XU ; Xiuheng LIU
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 2022;43(6):340-345
Objective:To summarize the institutional experiences of treating vascular complications caused by donor-derived infection(DDI)after kidney transplantation(KT).Methods:From January 1, 2015 to December 31, 2020, clinical data were retrospectively reviewed for 6 cases of vascular complications caused by DDI.Age, gender, surgical approaches, immunity induction therapy, immune suppression therapy, infection prevention, onset time of complication, type of complications, infection pathogens, therapeutic protocols and prognoses were summarized.Results:Six patients developed vascular complications caused by DDI in 997 KT recipients with an overall morbidity rate of 0.6%.In 3 cases, carbapenem resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae were positive in culture of secretion and blood samples.And Candida albicans was detected by blood cultures and pathological examinations.One case of antibiotic resistant Staphylococcus aureus was detected by blood culture.Among 3 cases of transplant kidney artery pseudoaneurysm on interventional therapy, there were curing(1 case)and immediate recurrent infection(2 cases). The latter two eventually died by cardiac complications.In 2 cases of arterial hemorrhage, graft nephrectomy was followed by hemodialysis.One case of transplanted renal artery stenosis was successfully cured by artery stenting and survived with normal graft function so far.Conclusions:Interventional endovascular therapy and open surgery are indicated for vascular complications caused by DDI post-KT.Interventional therapy may boost the odds of rescuing transplant kidney.However, clinicians should watch out for the risk of recurrent infection.Open surgery is an effective tool of eliminating infected focus.Preserving transplant kidney or nephrectomy may be adopted on the basis of specific conditions.